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This Is What First Class Looked Like In The 50s Posted: 07 Oct 2015 01:13 PM PDT Nowadays first class isn't much to write home about. Sure, you get extra leg room but is it really worth all that extra money? Back in the 50s it wasn't uncommon for first class sections to look like they were hosting a party in the sky.

The Beginners Guide To Eating Vietnamese Food Posted: 07 Oct 2015 12:07 PM PDT Vietnamese food offers a lot of excellent dishes if you know what you're looking for. Take a second to educate yourself on Vietnamese food so that you can enjoy the finer things in life when the time comes.

Mount Everest Is Truly A Magical Place Posted: 07 Oct 2015 11:53 AM PDT Mt. Everest is a mountain that only the brave can climb. Standing at over 29,000 feet the mountain has claimed the lives of many, but it offers rich and rewarding views to anyone who has what it takes to make it to the top.

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Seth's Blog : Sloppy ties

Sloppy ties

It's easy to visualize the efficiency of precise ties.

Every phone call goes through.

The marching band executes every turn, on cue. The entire band, each and every one of them.

The fabric in that sari is flawless.

Today, we're seeing more and more sloppy ties, more things created by apparently random waves than in predictable outcomes.

Maybe that email doesn't get through or that text isn't answered. Maybe the individuals you thought would spread your idea, don't. Maybe turnover increases in your organization or the provider you count on changes his policies...

But the number of connections is so great, it all works out. The haystack doesn't fall down, the nubby wool sweater doesn't ravel, the idea still spreads.

Precision ties are still magical. But we shouldn't avoid sloppy ties if they're going to get the job done. Substituting sloppy ties without sufficient mass, though, gets us nothing but disappointment. {9}

       

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